Profit through effective maintenance conference gets even stronger 28 May 2013

David Manning-Ohren of Eriks, Paul Sacker of Crimson Industrial Vision, ex-Nissan maintenance manager Dave Peart, Andy Bates of Artesis, and Trevor Holroyd and Cristiano Garau from Kittiwake Holroyd have all confirmed as expert panellists for the condition monitoring technology session at next month's WM Maintenance Conference.

This key session – being run at the Profit Through Effective Maintenance conference – entitled, being staged on 18 June 2013 at the Heritage Motor Centre, Gaydon – will covering everything from CMMS to thermography, vibration monitoring, acoustic wave monitoring, oil analysis and direct electric motor monitoring.

It forms part of an impressive line-up of sessions, including 'secrets of success' papers from manufacturers such as Heineken, PepsiCo and Siemens – all of which have agreed to discuss their achievements in revolutionising maintenance, turning it from a cost to a profitable activity, actively improving production capacity and quality.

Sponsored by the IPlantE (Institution of Plant Engineers) and BES (the Bureau of Engineer Surveyors) and supported by engineering specialist PEME, lean maintenance consultancy Sora, production equipment giant Siemens and manufacturing software firm Infor, the event is all about strategic maintenance improvement.

Gestamp Tallent will be delivering a session offering insights into how the industry's best have delivered cost savings, improved plant efficiency and increased uptime, as well as production quality and profit through a different maintenance strategy.

Organiser Finlay Media states that this focused forum also offers opportunities for fact finding and networking. They cite, for example, the technology

Cost to attend is £195m with discounts for IPlantE and BES members.

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Brian Tinham

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